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canvis2006 said:
No I received it myself, back then it took 3-4 weeks only.
Current time is 50 days for newcomers.

No issue in declaring it. Or u could just say "documents"

Current processing time is 61 days for a new PR card.

You can check the times here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm-card.asp
 
rawdah said:
Current processing time is 61 days for a new PR card.

You can check the times here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/perm-card.asp

yeah thanks it keeps going up again.......sucks to be waiting that long for a status document
 
If u r getting entire family PR cards altogether at ur relative Canadian address and they r sending u via DHL (say) then that's great. Now a days the trend is that, they somehow withheld one of the PR card that requires either calling CIC or waiting for some more time.

So in some cases traveling without getting PR card is little risky!

Hasni said:
thanks can is.
Anyone who received it through courier, pls share
 
NN74 said:
If u r getting entire family PR cards altogether at ur relative Canadian address and they r sending u via DHL (say) then that's great. Now a days the trend is that, they somehow withheld one of the PR card that requires either calling CIC or waiting for some more time.

So in some cases traveling without getting PR card is little risky!
you mean they just hold one of the cards to know if the family is around ! Did it happen with you ! I have only heard about few cases in which some photo issues arise, not matching specs I guess and have to send the photos again !
Fully agree, it's NOT worth travelling without having PR cards, lesson learnt.
 
NN74 said:
If u r getting entire family PR cards altogether at ur relative Canadian address and they r sending u via DHL (say) then that's great. Now a days the trend is that, they somehow withheld one of the PR card that requires either calling CIC or waiting for some more time.

So in some cases traveling without getting PR card is little risky!

i am not sure it is a trend, maybe it is just happening. we got our cards my husband and myself after 35 days. they sent them to our canada address my husband's uncle) than he sent them to us via DHL. you just tell them documents.
 
alinec said:
i am not sure it is a trend, maybe it is just happening. we got our cards my husband and myself after 35 days. they sent them to our canada address my husband's uncle) than he sent them to us via DHL. you just tell them documents.
great, how many cards were there for you !
 
Yes with us, one of us card was delayed 45 days for no reason.

Hasni said:
you mean they just hold one of the cards to know if the family is around ! Did it happen with you ! I have only heard about few cases in which some photo issues arise, not matching specs I guess and have to send the photos again !
Fully agree, it's NOT worth travelling without having PR cards, lesson learnt.
 
NN74 said:
Yes with us, one of us card was delayed 45 days for no reason.
can you please share the details, was it a postal delay or any photo issues, thanks
 
What could be the approximate charges taken by DHL for the delivery of PR cards from Brampton to Riyadh, in CAD. Thanks
 
Neither any postal issue nor was it any photo problem, as we were not called for new photos. When we kept chasing CIC, we were told that verification purpose, it is delayed for 45 days.

Actually, newly landed immigrants, when complete their landing they go out of Canada soon. May be, this is one of the reason to ensure people to stay more, at least to get PR then go out! But we didn't go out quickly. No idea about delaying reason.

Hasni said:
can you please share the details, was it a postal delay or any photo issues, thanks
 
NN74 said:
Neither any postal issue nor was it any photo problem, as we were not called for new photos. When we kept chasing CIC, we were told that verification purpose, it is delayed for 45 days.

Actually, newly landed immigrants, when complete their landing they go out of Canada soon. May be, this is one of the reason to ensure people to stay more, at least to get PR then go out! But we didn't go out quickly. No idea about delaying reason.
thanks a lot. You are right, CIC definitely has a note of this frequent practice what new immigrants have adopted, and keep randomly checking the cases one way or another. Unfortunately I followed the same course and was asked to show PR cards at the boarding counter :(
 
Hasni said:
great, how many cards were there for you !

Both of them.. mine and my husband's.
 
Hasni said:
thanks a lot. You are right, CIC definitely has a note of this frequent practice what new immigrants have adopted, and keep randomly checking the cases one way or another. Unfortunately I followed the same course and was asked to show PR cards at the boarding counter :(

It has to do with quality control they do on some cases to perform internal procedure checks.

Nothing to do with policy or to delay new immigrants.
 
God knows but where we live in Etobicoke, there are 4 families, all of us suffered same - delay in getting one of the family member PR card. But luckily we had no plans to go out of Canada, so no issue!

canvis2006 said:
It has to do with quality control they do on some cases to perform internal procedure checks.

Nothing to do with policy or to delay new immigrants.
 
NN74 said:
God knows but where we live in Etobicoke, there are 4 families, all of us suffered same - delay in getting one of the family member PR card. But luckily we had no plans to go out of Canada, so no issue!
can you pls share if it was an elder member of the family or children whose PR cards got delayed in most of the cases, thanks